• Introduction
• Setup and Basics
• Buffers
• File System
• Error-Handling
• Globals
• Utils
• Scaling NodeJS-Apps

• Web Server
• REPL
• NPM & Yarn
  • Global vs. Local
  • package.json
  • Update versions
  • Yarn
  • Upgrade versions
  • Workspaces and Monorepo
• Event-Loop
• Quality Tools
  • Nodemon
  • ESLint
  • Process Manager and Supervisor
  • Node-Inspector as Debugger
  • Debug as logging tool
  • Code Style with Prettier

• HTTP
• Web Architectures
  • Server Side Rendering & Universal JavaScript
  • XML/JSON RPC
  • RESTful API
• ExpressJS
  • Basics
  • Environment & Practices
  • Middleware
  • Render Views with Templates
  • EJS
  • Routes
  • Error Handling
  • Web-Sockets
  • RESTful / Hypermedia
  • Web-Events / Web-Hooks

• Test Pyramid
• Test Types
• Arrange-Act-Assert
• Mocha
• Assert
• Negative Tests
• Async
• Integration Tests

• NodeJS Production / Deploment
• Introduction to Docker
• Introduction to Kubernetes
• Docker & Kubernetes Tools
• AWS Node-Lambda
• Now
• Netlify

• Callbacks
• EventEmitter
• Streams
• Promises
• RxJs

• ECMA with Babel
  • Block-Scope
  • Template Strings
  • Destructing
  • Classes
  • Statics
  • Object-Literal Extentions
  • Modules, Exports and Imports
  • Arrow Functions
  • Default Parameter
  • Rest Parameters
  • Spread Operator for Objects
  • Spread Operator for Arrays
  • Promises
  • Async and Await
  • Generator Function

• Setup
• Testing
• Resources

• Functional JS

• ExpressJS-EJS
• ExpressJS-SPDY/HTTP2 Server-Side Events

If you have found a bug or if you have a feature request, please report them at this repository issues section. Please do not report security vulnerabilities on the public GitHub issue tracker.

This project is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

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Enjoy!